After five years fighting for a toehold in the mountain bike industry, a Denver brand is expanding its local presence with more production space and a new line of bikes.
Bike maker expands product line and workspace amid sales boom
Retail
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Sephora makes move into Denver Pavilions
The store is likely to move into ground-floor retail space on the south block of the mall last occupied by Victoria’s Secret.
Construction, coworking, cargo pants: Apparel startup looks inward for new outpost
A Denver entrepreneur converted his office at an Adams County coworking space into a showroom for his startup’s lightweight construction wear.
Convenience concept rolls into Broadway
A Denver entrepreneur is launching a new convenience store brand, inspired by the Wawa and Sheetz concepts common on the East Coast.
Mountain Khakis readies launch of first Colorado outpost
Larimer Square is beginning to smell like a campground.
Online clothier plants first Colorado brick and mortar
A web-based men’s clothing brand has leased space in Cherry Creek, and plans to open a store there by the end of the year.
Two South Gaylord retailers to close this week
It’s the end of the road for a consignment boutique and an art gallery in Wash Park.
Vail building products firm adding RiNo showroom to service the Front Range
To take advantage of the Front Range building boom, a Vail Valley-based importer of European cabinets, floors and doors is sanding off a new showroom in RiNo.
Ground breaks on first standalone Denver CVS
Masonry work is well underway at the company’s first location of its own, at the southeast corner of 38th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard.
Local popcorn maker acquired by Louisville firm
The Centennial-based maker of Rocky Mountain Popcorn and Sinfully Thin popcorn was scooped up Feb. 16.
